Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
4592199 Journal of Functional Analysis 2007 14 Pages PDF
Abstract

We study the question of whether stability is preserved under the operation of forming a continuous field algebra. This is not necessarily true when the base space is infinite-dimensional. However, it is always true when the base space is an n-cube or an n-torus, and when the continuous field algebra is σP-unital. Specifically, we prove the following.Theorem 0.1 – Let A be a σP-unital separable maximal full algebra of operator fields with base space either an n-cube X=n[0,1] or an n-torus X=Tn and fibre algebras {Ax}x∈X. If Ax is stable for all x∈X then A is a stable C∗-algebra.We also show that, under the same hypotheses, the corona factorization property is also preserved under the formation of continuous field algebras.Theorem 0.2 – Let A be a σP-unital separable maximal full algebra of operator fields with base space either an n-cube X=n[0,1] or an n-torus X=Tn and fibre algebras {Ax}x∈X. If Ax has the corona factorization property for all x∈X then A also has the corona factorization property.

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